AGRIWATER (Innovative and Sustainable Measures of Keeping Water in the Agricultural Landscape) is an ERASMUS+ project that focuses on educating farmers, landowners as well as other stakeholders in possible ways on how to adapt to climate change and droughts innovatively and sustainably. As climate change increases the likelihood of prolonged droughts throughout Europe, where areas will not see any precipitation for long periods of time, there will be shortages within the water supply. These shortages will result in the drying of crops, reduced soil quality, bring new pests, rodents and diseases as well as create a shortage of drinking water for farm animals such as cattle. Adaptations to droughts will need preparations, where farmers and landowners will need to consider their own possibilities such as close environment, soil characteristics, legal options and context. Therefore, the AGRIWATER project will try to help farmers and landowners start, implement, and sustainably maintain new water systems and/or other adaptation methods to droughts.